Found this among my old school work

[clytemnestra215]

☺ from gerĕre - specifically, from its gerundive form gerendum, which had the variation gerundum.

Huh?

☺ Gerunds are verbal nouns. [1] Gerundives are verbal adjectives.

☺ Gerunds are always declined in the singular neuter second declension, so declining them is as easy as:

Nom.

periculum

Gen.

periculī

Dat.

periculō

Acc.

periculum

Abl.

periculō

☺ The only

Comments

[thelordduke]

I love you!

[adamis]

Suz! That's brilliant. ^^ Both the paradigm and the story and the explanation. I know, I know, that's three things, but have you done this with anything else? If so, can I see it, please? :D

[clytemnestra215]

Nope; this was for an oral presentation I did on the gerund. Basically, I instructed the class for about twenty minutes, teaching them all about it. We each had to choose one to do throughout the semester. It was fun!

[elbie]

"Once upon a time, there was Verb."

I wish I read more stories that began that way. :D